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Date Posted: 09:15:28 10/15/04 Fri
Author: Paxcow
Subject: FATIMA, read the enclosed please:
In reply to: oceans 's message, "Whatever you say Fatima babe. Look, at the very end of this election, it all boils down to whom America will think will make them safer. BUSH will win, just you wait. Those fucking Democrats will be so pissed and it will all be worth it. 80% of Colorado is voting for BUSH. WE love him." on 09:04:44 10/15/04 Fri

Poll: GIs, Families Trust Bush Over Kerry



WASHINGTON - When asked whom they would trust as commander in chief, people in military service and their families chose President Bush (news - web sites) over Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites), a decorated Vietnam veteran, by almost a 3-to-1 margin.




Bush, who served in the Texas Air National Guard, was more trusted by 69 percent while 24 percent said they trusted Kerry more, according to the National Annenberg Election Survey released Friday.


Among all Americans, Bush has a narrower advantage on trust to be commander in chief, 50-41.


The military sample was far more likely to be Republican than Democratic, which could help explain the more favorable view of the president. Four in 10, 43 percent, of the military sample said they were Republicans, while 19 percent said Democrats and 27 percent independents.


Those in the military and their families have a more favorable view of Bush than Americans generally, and they take a more optimistic view about Iraq (news - web sites), the economy and the nation's direction.

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